Fundamental Aspects of Opthalmic Nursing

Quay Books

Critiquing Nursing Research

Medical Books

Cutliffe, John

Nursing

This edition has been revised and updated to refl ect the current Government agenda on greater awareness and understanding of the issues surrounding communication and counselling in palliative care. The book has been written as a work-book with pauses for reflection, exercises, questions, answers and case studies, and its main aim is to help the reader with communication in palliative care. Issues covered include: What is loss? Needs and wants of both the dying person and the carer Sustaining hope Palliative care and holistic communications Counselling skills Removing barriers and monitoring interventions Endings Bereavement support Feelings and other manifestations of grief Funeral and moving forward The carer who can develop positive communication qualities especially those of empathy, genuineness and acceptance will fi nd that expressing them though counselling skills will deepen and enrich interactions with the dying person and their loved ones. Although is book describes and invites readers to practise counselling skills, it is as much concerned with relationship-building and with empowering the user with the skills needed in order to promote holistic care. This book will help not only those directly involved in the care of the dying person, but also anybody who will be affected by the death of a close or loved person.

Counselling Skills in Palliative Care

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Jean Bayliss

Psychology & Counseling

Women have been delivering in the upright position for centuries. The evidence is clear that upright birthing positions confer greater advantage than nonupright positions, such as recumbent, lateral and semi-recumbent. Yet in present day practice, the majority of women are still delivering 'flat' on the bed. The author argues that women are not aware of the different positions and that midwives are not always prepared to deliver them in their position of choice. The text looks at the evidence for and against the use of different birthing positions. A systematic review of the evidence from a historical, anthropological and scientific perspective is discussed. The results of a randomised controlled trial on women's decision making and choice of birthing positions is included as well as midwives' views of birthing positions and the extent to which they influence women.

Birthing Positions: Do midwives know best?

Regina Coppen

Women's Health

OBJECTIVE STRUCTURED CLINICAL EXAMINATION FOR PSYCHIATRIC TRAINEES: Volume I

Dr. Jaap Tony, Dr. Joseph Thirumalai, Dr

This book offers guiding comments for doctors who are thinking of, or have embarked on, a training in psychiatry. It offers some general comments about how you can find a training programme (at both senior house officer and specialist registrar level) and how you can get the best out of such a training programme. It considers a number of practical matters that may be going on in your life outside work. It introduces some aspects of management skills that you will need in the modern working environment. And, it considers the political environment in which you will be working, to help you understand why certain apparent absurdities in health care are why they are. With the information in this book, you will be better equipped to deal with the challenges that occur in the course of a training in psychiatry that do not relate to the direct provision of clinical care.

Why didn't anybody tell me that? Beyond the Psychiatric Textbook

Robert Cohen

Optimal Maternal And Infant Nutrition, In Particular Breastfeeding, Is A Key National And International Focus Within Public Health. The Target Audience For This Book Has A Major Remit In Both Public Health And Nutrition. While There Are Texts That Focus Specifically Upon Nutrition Per Se, There Is A Lack Of Published Material Discussing Cutting Edge Research Related To The Short And Longer-Term Effects Of Nutrition, And Of The Nature Of The Relationship Between Mother And Infant As A Consequence Of Nutritive And Nurturing Behaviour. Rather Than Presenting A Descriptive Account Of Maternal And Infant Nutrition, Each Chapter Will Provide A Critical And Controversial Perspective. The Book Is Presented In Two Sections: Physiological Aproach To The Continuum Of Nutrition From Preconception Th Rough To Weaning And 2. Sociological Perspectives On The Most Contemporary And Controversial Issues Related To Maternal And Infant Nutrition. While The Book Is Broadly Separated Into Two Distinct Sections It Is Recognised That The Two Approaches Are Not Mutually Exclusive. The Authors Of Each Chapter Have Been Identified As Leaders In The Areas As Covered By Their Designated Chapters.

Maternal and Infant Nutrition and Nurture: Controversies and Challenges

Victoria Hall Moran

Fiona Dykes

This book offers a wide range of views on the emergence of patient safety in the NHS, which is now considered an area of high priority in healthcare. This book begins with an introduction charting the geneaology of patient safety both internationally and in the UK from the late 1980s up until the present time. Other chapters in the book discuss the patient s role in safety and the role of the National Patient Safety Agency, the role of the professionals in keeping patients safe, safe staffi ng levels, risk management, infection control, how patients evaluate safety, information for safety, evidence-based practice for safety, and the importance of learning the lessons from safety failures.

Understanding Patient Safety

Lynne Currie

Medicine

Prison Health Care

Politics & Social Sciences

Wool, Rosemary

Politics & Government

Accident and Emergency Radiology: X Ray Interpretation by Christopher Harvey (2009-03-01)

Christopher Harvey

Steven J. Allen

Declan O'Regan

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